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Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
BABY HuMORS
AND ALL SKIN AVID SCALP DIS.
EASES SPEEDILY CURED
EY CUTICURA

Cur little son VIII be fcu- years 4 age on
the .5th iust In Nay, 1885. he was attacked
With worry painful 5TeaEing out Of the SKIN
We called ia q phYsician WHO treated him
tor scout four weexs. The chi I'D received
littlo OF no good from tn o tres stinent, as the
breaking eCt, supposed by the phVsicisn 70
be hives in an aSRrsyS'ed form, became
la.gsr 10 blotcbee, and more ami more dis
!reseing. We were frequently ooliged TO get
op In tho night sod ruo him with soda In
Ta!er. strong linimen2. etc. Finally, We
cIlled oiher ply ciAas, until no less than
SIX h,c attempted to euro him, all alike
.ailirs, and the child Ftssdiiy getting worte
sad vuTte, 7n;tl sbout the 10th OF last Ju,y,
whom We begah 20 give bim CutIcura Re sol.
7ont internally. ana tho Cuticura spd Cuti.
,ura Soap externally, and By the last OF Au.
gust he was 80 nearly well that We ave him
oaly enc doee Of tho heo,ivent ABOUT every
seccnt day for about ton Gays longer, and
oe has never been troubled since With the
horrible nalAdv. lu all we USED less than
sne-half Of n borls Of Cuttcura nesolvent, =
lizzie lees than one boz Of Cuticu'a p, aud only
1ne caEc Of Cuti9ura Sosp. II. K. nlAN,
CA1Ugs, LtvlngEton 90, III.
Subscribed aud sworn 10 osfors me ths.
Iourtn Cay Of January, 1887.
C.N,OOEJ
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Phi ladslphia, Wilmington 4 Bal
timore Railroad.
June lSsA, 1857

Trans win leave WuninGson - fo,ievs
- ., %. . 10. q. iSoi. II is. ii 81 :. :
sssonSods;ss, = ~ g. ios sos & g Il 10 u q
~, %, . n, 7 %, . %, 10 % p. N.
For Chester (sxprsssi. Q %. sS, Q 70 s,e.
saI, IL %, II 81 . m. u %, : "a 10 and '.ii
Acoommedstion, Q %. 90, "a ala. 10 q
.. n, . IS, Z %, u. %. . % ana 10 sS D. N.
kew York, 100, 7b u, tlo Q So Z %, %
10 81. II u 9. m. 81 "a. l %, Tsaa, % as,
soe. 10 % p. n.
sl6 .. m, 2 ss and 90 p. m.
For Newark tCsntrs) and intermediate
se.ticns, a 3 m, II 80 and n p. Ia
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 CO
baltimore and wsailington, / q, { 10, q
ie %, II % q m, II %, sllI, , "a, AA, . ls
Trans ies D.i...,. D,v.a,on leave er:
1s p. N. and IL o. night,
9sorgssowR and I1svss, % .. n. and 0,
FOR RshoDo.h. 60 .. n. and SO tEz-
E sssssrd tEzprs.s, snp. m.
..p. s.pr::: !: : 81 r Hsr,axss., = ." ,. n. Va,
E1prss. ier Dover. H.r.asssa and Del
mar, Il oe night.
franklin City. Q 20 q n.
Express for 0spe Onsriss, OA Point Com.
tort and Norfolk, II o. night.
Lsaye Philadelphia, Broad ssrsss M
wnnington texpressl, Il 10, sso, F0, ,x,,
sle, 1910, Ills, II % .. m, 3 10, oi, { "a
$50, eos, n, ec7, u, IL no p. m.
alton, Q 90, 10 % .. m. y, 2 90,
II, 81. - s % 10 % 10 - and il ~ o. 70.
TrAiss married thus (s)Are limited sxpfe,1
upoa which extra fare II charged.
SUNDAY TKAIrs.
Yos Philadelphia (exprese), 2 %, 3aa, 4 &C,
u, SIC, II 81 .. m, ~, "a and 7 % p. n,
Accommodation, ais o. m, II 10, 70,
rcr Chester teIpressJ, Is,s 10, II u Q, N,
Q z % aud 70 p. N.
Accommodation, Q u .. n, Il 10, "a, lc,
o and I 20 p. N.
Sor New YorS tsrprsss,, . 90. sss, go,
s,sls, IL 81 q N, Il, n, as -, roe and
FOR wsst Chester, via Lsnokiz, sua. m,
and 30 p. N
For Oape Uhsrlss, Old Poin, Coniors and
For New UastIo. miedietown, Clayton,
Dover, Harrington, Scaford, Laurel an
Delusr. n es night
10 90 An. Il "a, $500, and Z Is .. N, bait.
more, Q 81, and II 80 pm.
Leave fhiiadolpnia, broad street, fcs VIII
mingtsn toxprecs), IL 70, . 20, 50, 10, IL u
.. IN. b cot 81, and II 20, p. N.
Accommodation, s8s, 10 70 .. m, Il %, = Of
ele, eSe and II Gp p. m.
tsrrsd 70 the tiokot once & me Isstion.
General Passsngee AasrH
OHANus 4 PUCK General MAnAs0.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

THE CZAR OF RUSSIA is again re.
minded thu, "une.sy is the head ,ha
wears q crown" He WAS shot at twice
yesterday by Nihilis., one OF the shot.
psriors.ing the Cars coat. We are
pleased the Gar escaped, bat /. it
astonishing TO sea wha. charmed HE
he bears, or perhaps the Nihilis.s are
indifferent m4rksnen. II any body ue
longing TO the Wilmington rfis club
were to nom nence pracIiciDg upon nj
emperor TO- t'rge. We would venture
to cay tha> 1t woald be strack the drst
pop,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

own party In vhioh he 10 . loader and
propbs', and also the head OF the ticko.
Mr.. George wrote the platform Of the
O United-Lasor party as Syracuse, bat he
never mentioned "fres trade onoe.
Why this siisnce? Hes Mr.. Georse
changed his views upon the subjsct
We do not believe he has. bat like the
DsmocrAtio party he vAnts votes, and
Is willing 10 sacrifice principle for the
sake Of vot,s Henry George 10 very
much liks other politicians nominated
for Office, he wants votes, anything for
votes.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
An Opium Smoker In Paris.

Ihere Is 1t present IN the Hospital of
the Cnaflty young non.com mis- .oned
otncer, as he would be called In Eng
lsnd, who Is undergoing treatmen Mt as a
victim to opium smoking. The soldier.
who 10 10 an OF education, has given a
remerkaole account Of his experiences
ss IA opium tmoker. He ssys that
while IN Topkin, or Cochin China, ore
OF the French generals oauEed an order
ID be Issued against the use Of the drna
and this very prohibition was the mean
OF making several men tIy op!uu.
smoking through curiosity. The non
com missioned tEcer went with sou r
comrades 10 the smoking saloon OF .
viilaRer There a woman came to hir
and niled long pipe with O snail hA
oil what slpested 70 be . thick brown
syrOp, made as consistent as wGx. Tsh
the soldier was pressed 10 take, spf
placing its bowl over lamp vhtch
was sii.ht, he inhaled what seemed 10
De the fumes Of sugar ard burned ap.
pies.
He wst a. frs. rendered Iii, but after
stcond pipe was plunged into the
ecstatic dreaue described by De Ouiu.
ceJ, Bandelaire and NJ. Paul Bonne-
tain de seeDe1 10 float Ia O bath ol
iuke1aim mix, and memories tha,
nso long aid buried passed clearly
through his imsgibaEion. He recoI
lecteh tcrgpstan melodies. suatches oi
esbgs aad extracts from fagorite au
tNTs; tr. FhsE Ae awcke from The
ttsVeiis re sas psIsplrius with pain AID
t9aE' Afisf tEt KIP. up tho Lsoil
~ 4 hGul4b, smoking tairi5
graz Ice CT opium Ga The day OF b'e
depeEffc fcr Ershoe. The man a.
pr t'ht !,ck' r. ter avid, aud his gen,
era! sof-a:tac5 Is L5a. ot person wa
han h+Ta pats!Sztd. l. Is ezDec.ei
ao~eVtr' That E7 Nj lie ETcugnt rcuae
n5 10 if=Hta-'a.1 .ae ho.pi:al payst
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

C7t'cura, the great SIX in cure, and Quit
c1ra S,sp prepared from Il. externally, and
C1ucurt ResOiveut, the new bio, d purilier
Internally, a-e b positive cure Tor every form
Of skin aad blood eiseasa fIom pimpIes &C
.cIoluia. sold everywhere.
Proc: Cuucurs, 70 cents; Outie1ra Soap
70 consi Cuticura kesoIyent, $40. Pre-
D2rod by Potter Uruy and Ehemic 40
H9sbon, nass. Send for "dow 10 Cure SkiI
Diseases"
pTMPLJ S, Blackhesds, Skin B,euishes
i III and BABY hu Dofs, Use Cuticur.
sCa1,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
L1TAIcTI0ni
u e1EA MALT l nlllieu DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana StateLottery Company

Incorporated IN 1893 for % years py the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes-wih . capital Of el. ooo, ,ooo-1
which . reserve fund Of over $3.50, COO has
since been added.
BY an Overwhelming populs, vote rs fran.
chise was made part Of the present Ststs
Oonstttu.ion adopted Dsoomber ID, A. D..
Tho only lottery ever voted on and On.
dorsed BY the pecple Of any State.
II nerer sedles or postpoIlss.
Ita Grand Single Number draw.
ln9s take pisee Monthly, and the
Semi nnunl DFsWfnga regular.
~ every sfx months Juno and De.
4 sPLEsDI0 OPPORTUNITY TO
DRAWING, GLASS 4. In THE AOAD
ENVY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEA M,
TUESDAY Septenber r IL, l8S7-20Sth
Monthly Drawing.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Never 0Atisfleff

1t Is certainly right TO seek fo7 sud 10
secure fair Ieturn for all labor; baI
the consuming desire for nu.e tcan
TINS, toe restlessnsss toaJ is Aeyer ss IL !.
hsd apd that nsver says, "It ia
enough, the discomfort that alws, q
UNDERWRITERS what is Possessed aud
covess what is cut OF reach, Is tho VIC: ~
at the core OF real happiness.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Golu.n Bu!,. Tor Boys

we've scIcen role. fur boy: 6o.s
-Alek = = eae;eGi G@serye good r.anEs.s
en- uie 'rlaIs lsi.enJ5!; be prguyp. /.
G'l shires; mako good stqaa!Dtsa,,t.
shun the company VI the IDLE; dar,;.
90 night, fear 10 30 srong; ys;co o,tf.
iuI!S over your tampE;; never hs ,r,it,
oi being laughed a.; tsLs Mes bst,ic
nanful!y. b-avelyi use your le.safe
moments for study; sscriaoa mons,
rather than principle.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
ON SATURDAY,
TIE :GH DAY OF sEPTEMBEH, 1887.
az o'clock p. N,
Tae tellovlnz de,cribet reaI esta.e. via:

Tse following de,cribe1 resl estate, viz:
All that cs'ts,n let Of land situa,e IN the
c.ty OF wilmington, New Uaatie County and
sta.a Of Delaware, bcuLded and described
a. follJSs IN vii:
bes'nIirg on the westerly aide of m onroe
street at the distance Of IS feet from the
soutaeriy tido OF Third street at Q corner Of
land formerly q John Wilkiuson. deceased,
tnsnco wes;erly along said land II feet to q
sts2c, theare portherly parallel to Monroe
atreet i5 feet 10 another 1Re. tbenos cast.
erly aEd arsilel 10 Third s: oct n feet 70
b; a'creiaid side II Monroe street, and
thsrce aioI & the sane southerIy 10 feet TO
ths placs OF bssinning, bs tho contents
,ne'e.' "hat tney may. Deed III cord b,
re't,d and taken In execution as the
pr9oerty % tlbert Hu nal and Evalina
iuf. a.. his wife, and L t. .n1 to bs 90 Id by
GILES LAMB 'Oh Sherin.
Satrifs Office, Wilmington, august g.
,SG szo cod u
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
WILMEHGTOn 1x nuarMERn RE

Time table in effect May 18th, 1897. Irairs
leave wilmington (Frenoh st:eet) as follows:
Fer Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
vile, TAmsqua, Allentown, Lebanon, wef.
nersvtlle and all points on the Phtladelpb.s
and Reading X. L., 100 q. m. and 2.A6 p. u.
For Springfield, Waynesburg juno
ton, Ocatesviils. Embreovtllo, Lonsrs
Ohadd's Ford and DuPont's and interms.
diate points,7.o, am. 2<b, and 10 .. N.
For Coatosville and intermedist points,
at< 10 p. m.
For West Chester. 7 90 q. m. 2t6 pm.
For Nav Bridge and intermediate points,
e.ls p. N. and on Saturday, at 10 and ll.it
p. N.
On Sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, ct Q 70 a. Ia, aud for Springfield and
A. q. MoCAbSLnND, +. B. KiBBARD,
Superintendent. 0enu Pass. aga
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
idtrsss Registered Letters b
HEW ORI.EA Rs NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, La.

REMEMBER 6 daa. the pssssnss ,,1s.. o .,
ami Early, who are in charge CT the draw.
ings, 10 guarantee OF absolute fairness
and integrity, that tho chances are all
equal and that no ono can possibly divine
what nuT bers will draw Prize.
PriIss T. GUARANTEED By FOUR
NATIONAL BANKS Of New Orleans,
ana the Iitkets sre signed BY the Presi.
deat OF an lnttitu;ion, whose chartered
rights are reoogn lied in the highest Courts;
therefore. beware OF any limitations or On.
noymous schemes.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
'NoiloE'

~
In the mater of.hs ! Id
Petition Of Wm.Esn, Sa
moud OF al Petitio,ArL Ila
in pursuance 0;s1 o1dasia
IN tho e5ove clr;O aSd. ., 4
day OF y Greh. &. j., lisi. oil
inx any len or lier,sasiin1
estate Of William hsa-.s51
Jane S.ar.63, John Hazatll
mond. hsIgSlet l;ElTs:, ",
aad James Motlytn. OF ,lisr
the l.als and p.eGi'ss to g.It
relstes, arc hereh,r 11!LAa1
sstttpg f1r:h tns naIu'e Nj y
the same In tn l5e. d "
ChsE cery ior NoE tG:!A O'y'|
before ths foursa iaaD1a7 u "
d., 1887, and to appear Sat m
or liens at tle epssirS N'z y
before tie ri5'lg OF Tie Cas
CAV OF tho term.
JAMES y. hO?fHCAES
Wilmington, Leh, Ars'sA
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
SCROFULOUs uUnORS.

I'sst spring was very sick, boirg severed
with some sind OF scro.ula. Ihs doctors
oouid not help ms. / was advised 10 try the
Outicura be;olveut. did 20. and in day
| EreH better and better. until am as oil
sever. l thsnE you for It very mucn, anc
you'd Ike 10 have II told 10 tbs rub lie.
EDW. HUfdANN,
North atsiehSro, MAS
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
.&zzAaze::5
U00nlsxloDeYn,

We, tss urderngnsd BANKS and Bansers
VII pay sii Prizes drawn In The I.ouinapa
state Lotteries which may b presented at
cur counters.
Ri. n. OGLKsBY, Pres. Leuasisua
National Banh
tnODaD Bank.
q. WAIDWIN. Pres. ~. q. Wat,l Wrk
CARL KO HI, Pres. Union National
Hank.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
CAPITAL PRIZE. Sl5O.

sws do hereby certify that We supsrvtss
The arrAngsmshu for al tbs Monthly and
semi. Annual drawings OF me LouistAnA
Stats Lotssry Co., and In person manage
And control the drawings themselves, and
that the same are conducted win honesty,
tAtrnsss and in sood fAfth coward all parties,
md We nuthofiss the company 70 use tnn
scrpgncate, with tac-similes Of our stKratpres
sstaahsd, In It's sdvsrtissnsats."
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Capital Prize, $l50,0OO.

Application Tor rates 70 elQas should be
made only 70 the ofnoe OF tie Company in
New 0riesnt.
For further Information write clearly, sfy.
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency py express,
tat our expense addressed
NJ. A. .DAUPHIN,
Nov Orleans, La.
or N. a. DAUPHIH.
Wsshfnxtom. ID. q,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
ai.Ttn

NoFloE. |
TAXPAYERS gsKs MI
AND sOROOL raINn
The updersigns! .sealTut
eity Of w!lningtoa, vii MI
Sizth erect between M
sireeti. during tie nerd an
tween the boura o!sutlisa
and from 2 TO q Ia d. M
purpose Ct receiving srs k
pait during July ,tas vlh
OF i've cenv On eye.J cslg. r
psif on or sitsr The d.s tps
elutius ,es tra l'r.si,J Ill
sheil be psysbis vtiho.. +, 4
aforeeaii; ard sll taIa usa|
next aiter the IN; day u III
be increased BY ,5s siiils
centum on tie Azolnt nsx,
tUhuhDl,l
Receiver Hogthern a.s,is d
north o. SIKH st.t.,.
AaK!lsj,l
Receiver Southern dlir., /
south Of siXtd st.seL
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

NYUTlCE--s1 sHAfEs " VI
~ MMD@t .cs h5,!a!a ,.. ~, ~
Issued and tor sale. fIaT1
second TUESDAY .anq u I3it
IiT French street. tllfss'"
ton.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
WANAM AKERy
rnILAp.1rxrA. Ssta DAG. Ausust ~. issI.
Closed at I p III. to day.

The new Suede Gloves
for women have m ,de a
stir. Such qualities and
embroideries are not often
found in 81 gloves. Tan
and black.
Eighth counter from Chestnut street en-
trance.
The IS cent Laundered
Shirts have been something
of a curiosity: people are
curious to see what kind OF
a shirt can be turned out,
ready to put on, for SO little
money. It's a good shirt.
Middle Market street entrance.
Burmese" The newest
fancy glassware. New shapes,
new tints-lemon and pink,
exquisitely shaded. Jugs,
finger-bowls, epergnes, vases
and the like. IS cents to s..
Bssement, northwest OF centre.
IS cents to SI.25 a dozen
cakes for excellent Toilet
Soap. They are some OF
the too-many-kinds we shall
no longer keep.
Round Counter, centre Of the Store.
5x6 #. Shades; spring
rollers, Holland effect, with
dado. IS cents.
Second Hoor, moth Of Transept.
Closed az I p III. TO-DAY.
john WANAMAKER.
Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

NuTiCE.-. FILL u01
~ MONDAY, tp!l 81
zeal snd stamp Sii asE,1 \.
used IN N.w Cas,Is C0st'l,
WORK LETT st Xyis'i Sl:a ~
OF al M rs..t;,te,.lia f;ix
IL iAh ''' JAiNBlA
Heyula.9I @! Ns'si0s
a231n. .e.O-d
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
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a., -rro.oll.t a, esf;i- 's, -. -.
~, ~ n,,, di.ea.e-. imI I.i .Iss,i =. ,is1
'Ipt.ns Hood Poison, ,i,p j y
the etrin.. 0bsiinsie VI ~
h,yve.a Debility yo''2,'s !, "a.
'naii:iae, premsture A'yi'sh 'Ss'a Ii Z
- a;aiy oary,i Af.sr A. gT,,....ii,s-s1 -
,spaaiy ~. .soa5i res1 : .1ae..'.' ~
sIs iisAiraltres;i'., atd Y, ,iris,J
,sy,,,si ,,s !. N bocG.. pan Gly''. t.....,.Ss1
,s',m,vhere dlssasf 'tr ..,a,ayl1
aa.''T .. Ts,.e rriting, ASs eehs,,
,ser.tia, in neiicAl a ~. Ss,..,.,stss
,og,'. .oI, ra.nins tkos, tsior'Gnass,s =, IA
~ ! .ssgsrxans tbs coz a;isn = % 4
reroas melanchois-., - ! n
" reyerrut., Isels,, Ise.,, ,l5pI
.."rh'lise .S iniiEitual', yho, .'.., ~. ~
= eur ii .n.sihA hs al,t- !. IA -
Raj ,he remedy mtsi sas1. 9,s
,,ss..s, H. Hsurs : = !, ~. Va
nseAe, nse'A.',,,spio. s=h!s!,,, ~. "a,
RE Is.f:'i!T II KNOWN N; !;
ne only genuine .s, LarGpas " asI1
.orld. .rrnoEnei sishs ~ ERA n
ss.,tala st,esied 2. 'h' ,,ar 5rsrt !
ssask y he America LssSsssy .st ave yess]
"a Sa,s ,S,Ss. 1Sr sfas Il aDs,tst.indsn - .. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

CAEElfF'S SALE-HY yIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Levan Fscias, 10 ms di.
rec.et, will DO exposed 10 public sale, at the
Uou't House. on Msrse, street, between
Teaih snd Eleventh streets, IN tho city OF
willing tor, Eew Castle County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
NoIloE.

We respectfully ItisT7 a]
W ilnirgtoa lbs. NJ. vi W
els W est tishta sIrs.;S % ha]
mas i:e cream. 2su:i "
can piocu-s It Of Mr Wn
corner oI F5urtn aud ppm 1
will hilaIC orders 10. psi.ia', y
va 10, eto. balsA i'hV']
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

NOTI0E.-Aa ElL.i W u
sell, rent add coll Ct IN fslS, ,ss,s y
ali ma;ters pertail NY :. ,Igl
vested only On good. ..,..s Is;'
W!lls, deeds, etc pisl3 In ii, 81
ls:5-Gsu. u. AAhi'
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

xgIILvRIaHTIyta :; ~ \,
WI firIs OF pi!lss!g, Z. ~ n
NNAhSEH Nh d GlLiOig' - }
streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
john WANAMAKER.

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16
CADDo.
Obituary.

Died. the 4th of March, near Belview, Texas. Mrs. Mamie Roe. the eldest daughter of Emily and J. c. Brown. She was born and reared in this neighborhood where she lived until about three years ago. when she. with her husband. Thomas Roe, moved to Texas, where she lived the latter part of her life. She leaves d hus- band and two children to mourn her earthly loss. Her body was brought here and filed in rank with those of her brother and sic ters and four infant children who have proceeded her to that spirit land.
 Q how sweet it will be in that beautiful
 land,
 So free from all sorrow and pain, With songs on our lips annd with harps in
 our hands.
 To meet one another again.
 DAN RUSSELL.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16
Don't Experiment,

Iou cannot afford to waste time in experimenting when your lungs are in danger. Consumption al- ways seems at first, only cold. Do not permit any dealer to in- pose upon you with some cheap imitation Of Dr. Kiug's New Dls- cOvery for Consumption, Coughs and colds, but be sure you get the genuine, Because he can make poor profit he may te you he has something just as good, or just the same. Don't Ee deceived, but in- sist upon getting Dr. Kings New
 Discovery which is guaranteed to give relief in all Throat Lung. and hestaffectiOns. Trial bottles free
 at Jno. NJ. Milburn's drug store. 6
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16
BO,..htOn Buildings.

Mir. J. NJ. Price. of Prescott. was with us awhile last Saturday.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Titus is visiting trends in Little Rock, this week.
 Elder \. J. Price, preached a very interesting sermon at Piney Grove, last Sunday.
 Mir. J. w. Wilson is dealing in mules and running hotel. Seems to be doing an extensive business.
 BOnglton has new store. d new saw mill, and a new Doctor and is smoothly gliding over the rugged hills of hard times with ihe express purpose in view of landing safely on the shore of prosperity, in the near future.
 Prof. G. c. Legg recently from Bryant, this State, is teaching school at Piney Grove now. The patrons are surely very lucky in having secured his services, as he seems to be polished gentleman and bears the name of being an excellent instructor.
 l have been very credibly in formed that q few of the farmers around Piney Grove, have agree, to plant one acre each in corn giving it a little extra attention thereby causing it to produce all possible. Each competitor pays i, one dollar, and the one who raises the largest quantity of corn on said acre will be entitled to O., half this mOney, next best on' third, &c. Think it a E" q plan HARD LUCK.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16
AmtiOc Clippings.

Weather fine.
 Bosey's negro has left again, on short notice.
 Farmers have began to talk bus mess to the mule.
 The young folks had "hop" at Davis Andrews Thursday night.
 Perry Andrews has gone to Tex as--guess he was anxious to see her.
 The rain last Sunday prevented Rev. Sam Andrews from filling his appointment at AntiOc,
 We learn that Prof Miller will teach another arithmetic school at Hickory Grove. am not opposed to ari thmetic, but -
 Loomis and Williams have moved
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A Splendid Invention.

Mir. l.. R. HolIingsworth, of Elm met, has invented and had patent ed a GeOmeter. It is an instru- ment, with d large aud small wheel, the latter to run in front Of the former, for surveying and grading land. It is, in our opinion a splen- did thing. Mir. HolligswOrth and Rev. G. w. Reeves, to whom he has sold one half interest in the invention, made a public exhibi- tion of its workings on the streets here Saturday.
 Mir. Hollings worth has always been a farmer, but is certainly an inventive genius. He was born in North Carolina in lS47, and moved to Arkansas in 1851.
 We trust that Messrs. HOllings. worth x Reeves will realize a for. tune from their patent Geometer.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Contributed by the Special Cores
 pOndents of the Picayune.
kOsstOn Racket.

Several improvements around town.
 Parsom Reeves closed his school last Friday.
 Measles have made their appear ance at last.
 w. H. Mack visited Hope and Prescott recently.
 P. J. Tidwell and family visited Bucker first of the week.
 Never mind, boys, I won't say anything about your society. But watch out
 Oh, yes, Rep. Ansley is an ex- tremest and "PIC' you and that fellow from Bluff City must lei up, you should he very mild in criticising. Don't allow yOurselfto call him ugly names, but speak gently--trust "railroad scab trait or" to the honest yoemamry of our country. But I don't caution you any more.
 Sad indeed are we while we at. tempt to mention the death of Miss Edna Marsh, which occurred at her fathers home near Clancy pos, office. Miss Edna had been at tending school at this place, for some time, and had many warm friends. She was carried from her aunt's (Mrs. Glad.ien) sick, and her illness was severe, lasting several weeks. Though yonng. she was a member of the Methodist church and no doubt but what her spirit is numbered with the angelic hosts singing praises-waiting and watch ing for loved ones.
 VERONA,
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PICAYUNE DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS:
COUNTY OFFICERS:
CHURCHES AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS:

M k. CHURCH, SouTH, PRESCOTT STA TIox.-R. NJ Traylor. Pastor, in charge. Preaching every sabbath, morning and evening Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. Sunday School every Sunday morning from 9 to 9:80 o'clock; Alex Vaughn, Superintendent.
 CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, G. W. Lagronc, Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath, morning and evening. Prayer meeting every "Wednesday evening. Sunday School every Sunday morning at 9:3O o'clock; w. A. Hatley, Superintendent.
 CHRISTIAN CHuRcu.-W. J. Hudspeth, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday, morning and evening. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. Sunday. School ev- cry Sunday morning at 9:S0 o'clock. Dr. J. D. Jordan, Superintendent
 BAPTIST CHuRcH.-W. T Box. Pastor. Preaching second and fourth Sundays in each month, morning aad evening. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Sunday School every Sunday morning at 9:3O o'clock. W. k. Atkinson, Superentendent.
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Saved His Life.

Mir. D. l. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky, says he was, for many years, badly afflicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the pains were d. most nnendurable and would some. times almost throw him into con- vulsiOns. He tried Electric Bit ters and got relief from the first bottle and after taking six bottles, was entirely cured, and had gained in flesh eighteen pounds. Says he positively believes he would have died; had it not been for the relief afforded by Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents Il bottle by Jno. M
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